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Interesting choice Woodward.

Sooooo more Banks? Or Ruiz?

Nice job Tanner - not your fault our manager is a dipshit.

Lol

Oh yay! More Banks!

I’m not sure how anyone can say that bringing in Banks in the 8th in a tie game is right move when Graveman is available.

Well that was quick.

Whew. Tony thinks he’s a genius now for sure.

It’s also comical. You couldn’t do worse.

Luis tho. Good lord. He needs to go back to drawing board. He’s worthless at the plate right now.

Ugly but we’ll sure AF take it.

Cmon AV. Right man, right place, right time. Need it so bad.

Amazingly depressing, but this one feels out of reach already.

Welp. Guess it was a knee. No bueno. That makes me much more concerned than a twisted ankle. Right knee too….not the left plant leg. Woof

Yeah. Frankly didn’t really have any options for length after Reylo. Banks pitched 2 Friday. Lambert 3 yesterday. Pen is in shambles.

Probably Lynn.

His stance has been like that all season, really. Maybe a bit more exaggerated since his IL stint. He needs to go back to what he did in 20/21 tho, he has no plate coverage whatsoever with this awful stance.

It didn’t look like a bad injury. Twisted/sprained ankle. Def was in some pain. Would guess they IL him simply because the innings need to be limited anyhow so may as well just give him some rest now.

Is Yermin removed from Charlotte roster while in DFA limbo? Don’t see him listed as an available player today.

It didn’t look that bad. He jammed his left ankle planting. Hopefully just a tweaked ankle and he’ll be fine in short order. As we all know, twisting your ankle can hurt like hell at the moment but be alright in a week or so.

Def was not a knee

Welp. Didn’t look that bad. Hopefully just a stinger and he’ll be fine by the weekend.

Only went 2 innings, but yes. He started Friday. This is how brutally weak and shallow the Sox RP depth is.

Thank god. Both are sorely needed.

Amazing they kept Yermin on the 40 man for a whole year after he got demoted with absolutely zero intent of bringing him back to Chicago.